‘Clickbait’ Boss Tony Ayres Created a Viral Event Within His New Netflix Series — But That Was Just the Start

Margaret Qualley is starring in something new at Netflix!

Netflix has given a formal 10-episode series order to Partner Track, an adaptation of Helen Wan’s 2013 novel. Arden Cho has been tapped as the lead of the series, created by Georgia Lee (The Expanse). Bradley Gibson (Powerbook III: Ghost), Alexandra Turshen (Ray Donovan), Dominic Sherwood (Penny Dreadful: The City of Angels), Rob Heaps (Good Girls) and Matthew Rauch (Terminal Lis) also star in the series, produced by Jax Media.

Lance Bass has revealed that his twin babies are due to arrive "any day now". The former N*Sync star, 42, announced in June that he and his husband, artist Michael Turchin, 34, were to be parents via surrogacy.

is a post-apocalyptic series that follows the lives of several survivors, including a man named Yorick (Ben Schnetzer), who survive a mysterious event that wipes out every living creature with a Y chromosome.

almost 900,000 people aged over 70 are choosing to either head back to, or stay longer in part, or full-time work, as a direct result of the coronavirus pandemic. Results from the ‘Back on Track’ study shows that, post-lockdown, slowing down is the last thing on the minds of many older adults with one in three (36%) over 70s saying they have spent the last 16-months reflecting on their life goals.

Lance Bass is about to be a dad.

Writer/director Mike Flanagan (“Doctor Sleep“) is back at Netflix with his new series “Midnight Mass” after previously giving us ghost stories in “The Haunting of Hill House” and “The Haunting of Bly Manor.” READ MORE: ‘The Haunting of Bly Manor’: Mike Flanagan Says There Are No Current Plans To Follow-Up The ‘Haunting’ Franchise “Midnight Mass” focuses on the small isolated community of Crockett Island.

Guillermo del Toro has found the cast of his new show!

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Kelly Ripa is not here for the haters. The “Live With Kelly and Ryan” co-host took to Instagram on Tuesday night to share a sweet beachside photo of her and her husband, Mark Consuelos, when fans in the comments started questioning her appearance.

Kelly Ripa is not here for the haters. The  co-host took to Instagram on Tuesday night to share a sweet beachside photo of her and her husband, Mark Consuelos, when fans in the comments started questioning her appearance.«Cheese and a baguette

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Though it has been teased for months now, there’s surprisingly not much revealed about the upcoming Disney+ series, “The Book of Boba Fett.” We know it’s a direct spinoff of the hugely popular “The Mandalorian.” And we know the cast and crew that is involved. But outside of that, fans are largely in the dark about what the show has in store for them.

Not here for the haters. Khloé Kardashian took aim at “fake” trolls after she was spotted at a party with on-off boyfriend Tristan Thompson.

Netflix special targeting movie tropes in classic films.Titled Attack Of The Hollywood Clichés!, the hour-long special will be hosted by actor Rob Lowe (Parks And Recreation, St Elmo’s Fire) as he dissects classic films from cinematic history alongside celebrity guests.A synopsis reads: “Attack Of The Hollywood Clichés! is a one-off special featuring some of the most famous films in cinematic history along with a plethora of Hollywood A-listers, screenwriters, academics and critics as they guide

Animated films and TV series are no stranger to having star-studded casts. But there are few that have as many big names as the cast for “Maya and the Three.” READ MORE: ‘Nightbooks’ Trailer: Krysten Ritter Is A Witch Who Lives Off Scary Stories As seen in the teaser for “Maya and the Three,” the animated series tells the story of a young warrior princess, Maya, who has to spend her fifteenth birthday fighting and defeating evil forces and saving her people.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticIn a premise that seems borrowed from “Black Mirror,” Adrian Grenier’s Nick Brewer appears in a startling web video near the start of Netflix’s “Clickbait, holding a sign indicating that once his taped confession of abuse gets 5 million views, he will die. The clip, of course, goes viral.